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I heard from previous test takers that you can use ctrl-f on the lsat, I've been using it while doing reading comp and it really helps! I just wanted to make sure I won't be penalized for using it on the actual test, does anyone have any insight on whether it is actually allowed for the august exam?
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God.....what did I miss!!!!
@alexsmithlaw137 said:
How do you use this ctrl-f in LSAT/RC for your advantage?
“All the following are discussed as to reasons why X should be adopted by the council EXCEPT:”
Ctrl-F and if you find 4 there in that context, then it’s the one you don’t.
@alexsmithlaw137 dawson. for instance, when you can't match the possible AC with the passage, you can look up the key word to re-read that part.
How do you use this ctrl-f in LSAT/RC for your advantage?
I gave my exam yesterday and used it without any issues. You will be good! 👍🏻
Also, you will be taking exam in Chrome so any option you use in that outlay will be available. Though they will be recording your screen - do not open another tab or use thesaurus option to look for meaning.
OMG how do they not tell us this!?
could I use command + F on LR as well?
Thank you @jjchoi793829
You will not be penalized so go ahead and do it!
But I do think LSAC is aware of this supposed advantage so do be mindful they may twist things up a little. What I mean by that is that they may use synonyms or so in the answers so that you can't just Cntrl + F everything. They have to make it a little interesting. It's one of the observations I noticed when doing RC in the 80's.
So go ahead and use it but just be mindful of what LSAC may potentially do!
For those that used command F for macs and control F for PCs, did you keep control F/command F tool up until the end of the test or can close it after RC?
@justinmalamis690 said:
Is the August LSAT not in person though?
No. The LSAT will be online through next June and the foreseeable future.
Is the August LSAT not in person though?
Command-F for macs. Thanks for posting. I've never used this when doing RC, but it's nice to see this is an option.
Questions that reference a specific term or phrase
What questions on RC do you find useful to use this?
Yup, you can use it :D THANKS FOR REMINDING ME
Absolutely fine, ctrl-f away, my friend!
I used it on the june flex